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Jason R. Miller, DPM

Premier Orthopaedics

Podiatry, Foot and Ankle

Malvern, Collegeville, Exton

Most recent review: 1 week ago New
4.9
521 Ratings
195 Comments

Jason Miller, DPM is board-certified in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery and Foot Surgery, Podiatric Surgery, and Podiatry. He earned his medical degree from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and completed his residency at Temple University Hospital.

4.9
521 Ratings
195 Comments

Jason Miller, DPM is board-certified in Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery and Foot Surgery, Podiatric Surgery, and Podiatry. He earned his medical degree from Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine and completed his residency at Temple University Hospital.

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Outstanding! Dr. Miller is a great doctor and a wonderful person. He listens, provides answers, cares. He has helped me tremendously.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Very nice and thorough

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Really down to earth and cares about his patients take the time that he needs to explain everything

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Good doctor and solid physician. His staff is top-not also.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

He listened carefully to my issue

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Professional, direct and competent. Does not need waste your time.

(3 weeks ago) Sep-2026

I appreciate the attentiveness. I felt comfortable with the overall appointment experience.

(3 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Dr. Miller was very thorough and explained everything to me extremely well including my options. I left feeling informed and hopeful.

(1 month ago) Sep-2026

Extremely disappointed by my experience. I explained that I was concerned about possible peripheral neuropathy in my feet and that I had already tried using a metatarsal pad. Despite that, I did not receive the sensory or neurological examination I expected, and the primary treatment offered was another piece of padding added to my insole. The resident was kind, attentive, and seemed knowledgeable. My issue is not with her. However, my appointment was with Dr. Miller, and I expected him to take a more active role in evaluating my concerns. He spent very little time with me and relied heavily on the resident throughout the appointment. After preparing the padding, he did not even return to watch me take a few steps in it, assess whether it improved my gait or pain, or determine whether it needed adjustment. Instead, he sent the resident back to conclude the visit. Dr. Miller did not answer my follow-up questions or explain how this pad differed from what I had already tried, what he b

(1 month ago) Sep-2026

His interns trainees spent more time. His assistant said I needed an MRI. He came in for about 3 minutes and said I had a fractured tibia His assistant gave me an enormous boot. I told her it hurt but she said I had to wear it. My foot swelled up like crazy from my foot carring this noot. He said nothing about return visit. I asked the aid and she said 4 months! Never again!

(1 month ago) Aug-2026